OHCR 4094 wearing new paint sits on the Blacklick siding, along with a GP10 still wearing the old Ohio Central paint, while the Cemex plant glows in the background.

Ohio Central's Newark-Parsons Turn heads south on the CSX Columbus Sub at Greenlawn Ave enroute to Parsons yard with a load of grain.

Coasting by Greenlawn Avenue with 105 empties in tow.

Two NS engines, and a rent-a-wreck in between provide the power on the very fast moving NS 233 moving through the south side of Columbus on a very hot and humid evening.

Three slug sets spend the evening sitting in the sun, waiting for there next assignment in Parsons yard.

The Q147 sits by the crossing, built and ready to go, as off to the left the Q123 arrives in the yard, with another train between the two sitting with some empty well cars, in the Buckeye van yard... (more)

The NS L30 heads by Weber Rd, on probably the only day this winter that had both the sun out, and snow on the ground.

The NS 380 powered by a single engine rolls down the Western Branch, headed for the West Virginia Secondary, as a storm rolls in.

With a little bit of luck the sun comes out, as the NS 953 heading for Louisville passes through Columbus, with downtown in the background.

Pennsy power from F-M and BLH waits at Columbus.

Having re-crewed and departed Parsons Yard a few minutes ago, the CSX K174 heads out of the shadows through River, getting ready to head up the Columbus Line sub to Crestline.

With the outside temperature being around 12 this afternoon, the power for the NS 234 lets out a lot of heat, as the train goes into dynamic breaks, coming up on the approach signal at Rohr.

The Camp Chase heads back from Buckeye Yard with the cars they picked up from NS, with a little bit of snow on the ground, and the CCRA 1501 wearing a gray tarp to keep warm.

Former Conrail power complete with mismatched number boards leads the 218 back out into the open, where the power and a few containers catch a few rays of the late evening sunlight, on a very cold... (more)

Having just departed Parsons Yard a few minutes ago, a grain train rounds the bend, and the snow begins to blow off, as the train gains more speed.